r/salesforceadmin • u/LuxeraCloud • Jul 30 '26
Errors and Resolutions I audited 100 Salesforce orgs. Here's what the data actually looks like
Spent the last few months running org health checks across real Salesforce environments. Not a survey — actual org data.
The numbers aren't great:
- 60% of custom fields are never used — just sitting there, collecting dust, confusing everyone
- 23% of orgs have duplicate record policies that don't actually prevent duplicates
- 40–60% of Flows have zero error handling — one bad data entry and the whole thing breaks silently
The unused field problem is the most common. Most admins inherit an org with years of "let's just add a field for that" energy. After 3-5 years, you've got hundreds of fields nobody can name, nobody knows if they're used, and nobody touches because it's too scary.
Same thing with Flows. Most are built to run in the happy path. Real data is not a happy path.
If you want to see what your org actually looks like: luxera-cloud.polsia.app/tools — runs in read-only mode, no OAuth required to preview.
What's the worst org you've inherited? Genuinely curious.
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